Chasca: talks about 9 characters, talked about by 8 characters. In the story, Chasca has a “Defined relationship” with Bennett, Chevreuse, Kachina and 3 others. Every tie comes with the original line from the game, and the voice lines play right on the page.
- KachinaAbout Kachina
"Every Qucusaur falls from its nest before it learns to fly." Kachina didn't magically become a champion overnight. Her victory was a result of consistent, tireless effort over a very long time. She's an outstanding warrior who deserves all the honor and respect she can get.
- MualaniAbout Mualani
Mualani says we got into a fight as kids over some toy we both wanted, but I don't remember any of that.
Hmm... I wonder if it's because I got into so many fights that I just lost track of them all? I also wonder if it was actually her surfboard I was after, rather than a toy... I'll bet I just wanted the ability to go hunting on water.
Heh, whatever it was, I doubt our feud lasted more than a day. It never does with Mualani.
- KinichAbout Kinich
When I first saw Ajaw, I thought "Oh, Kinich has a saurian he treats like family, too"... Blissfully unaware of how far off the mark I was. Their relationship is... truly one-of-a-kind.
Although I will say, Ajaw's mastery of the human language makes me pretty envious. I wish mom could talk like that, too, so we could do away with the whole body-language-based guesswork-game.
- XilonenAbout Xilonen
She might come across as low-energy, but make no mistake — she's one of the most diligent people you'll ever meet.
When I asked her to build my gun for me, I barely put any thought into it, just gave her a general idea of what I wanted, and left it with her. Then, once she started working on it in earnest, she spent an entire day questioning me — what would a typical day's flying look like, how often I was expecting to use it, and so on — and by the end of the day, there were abandoned designs schemes all over the floor... I was so exhausted that I fell asleep even before she did.
Then she wrote a whole maintenance guide, which she forced me to learn by heart so I wouldn't come bugging her with issues every day... Well, that's what she said. But I suspect her real reason was that she wanted to make sure I'd look after myself and fly safe.
- CitlaliAbout Citlali
My dad told me that when I was little, they gathered all of the most learned elders in Natlan and asked them to come up with a plan for managing my Abyss condition. They all disagreed on the best approach, and it turned into a drawn-out debate. At some point, Citlali quietly left the room, but they were all too busy arguing to notice. When she got back, she put some food and wine down in front of her, ignored everyone, and just started eating... the table suddenly went very quiet.
Just by looking at her, you'd never know how much seniority and experience she has.
- MavuikaAbout Mavuika
Some people compare me to the Pyro Archon because of my track record in the Pilgrimage. It's a meaningless comparison. If the Pilgrimage was a tree, and I was a vulture on the highest branch, then the Pyro Archon would be the sun in the sky... The stronger you get, the more you appreciate the sheer size of the gulf between you and her. I just won a few championships — she's the champion of an entire era.
But at least being on top with a clear view of the sky means I can see exactly how high I want to fly from here.
- IansanAbout Iansan
I've always felt that training oneself and training others are two very different skillsets. Very few people have them both, but Iansan has them in spades.
I, for one, am not very good at teaching other people. Whenever I'm trying to demonstrate something to the flying squad, I spend forever trying to explain some basic, boring detail that seems intuitive to me... only to have everyone ask, "What's intuitive about that!?"
If only Iansan could tutor them, I bet we'd have twice as many candidates pass the flying trials each year... Shame that her training program doesn't include flying.
- IfaAbout Ifa
Chuychu and my dad have discussed medicine with him countless times. So after I got back from the airborne workshop, the first thing I did was take Coya to get checked out by him. But he seemed so dismissive — he took one glance, said "it's nothing serious, Cusco can handle it," and then immediately left to deal with another patient... *sigh* He was right, of course. I was just worrying too much.
- Traveler & PaimonAbout Us: Mediation
With your skills, I doubt anyone in Natlan would dare start something with you. But there are exceptions to every rule, so if you ever find yourself in a situation you can't brute force your way out of, be sure to come to me. I'll straighten things out.
- Traveler & PaimonAbout Us: Family
Thank you so much for helping with the Coya situation... I honestly don't know how things would've gone down without you there.
She's nowhere near as hostile toward humans anymore, but it'll still take her some time to get used to them. Old habits die hard.
Chime, on the other hand? Loves hanging out with the tribe. She gets along really well with Yatlan and the other kids... Heh, watching them play together, it sometimes reminds me of me and Coya when we were little.
Anyway, now Mom's the one being difficult... I don't know what's gotten into her recently. She keeps nagging me to build a nest of my own like Coya. And she's all, "maybe it's time to expand your family even further"... Where is all this coming from? ...Hmm? What are you smiling about?
- KachinaAbout Chasca
She's a famous "peacemaker" in Natlan! They say she can resolve any conflict, no sweat. I guess that she probably does it because like me, she's really not a fan of people getting into fights with each other...
- MualaniAbout Chasca
I met Chasca when I was little. We even fought over toys a few times... I was pretty surprised when I heard she became a Peacekeeper. They say some people mature really slowly, while others grow up in an instant. Sometimes, I wonder if I've even started...
- KinichAbout Chasca
I've seen how she handles her work. Our methods of conflict-resolution are quite different. I tend to get one party to shut up, but she silences both. By the time they wake up in their sick beds, they have nothing further to say, because they've forgotten whatever it was they were fighting about.
- XilonenAbout Chasca
To get Chasca's gun up and running in high altitude was no easy task. First, I had to make sure it would remain stable and reliable in high speed combat. Then, I had to develop standard and special ammunition that could be used for combat at high altitudes. And finally, I had to consider how to solve the issues of recoil and accuracy while flying...
But Chasca told me the last two issues were no big deal, and that she'd be able to manage as long as I installed some basic mechanical crosshairs.
Chasca has definitely proven to be an expert user of that weapon. Goes to show that she really is a flying ace of the Flower-Feather Clan.
- OroronAbout Chasca
Chasca is famous for a reason. She's an amazing mediator. The minute she shows up, all the fighting stops, and everyone starts shaking hands like the best of friends. She has a pretty convincing method, apparently — "armed deterrence"... Not a bad name.
- MavuikaAbout Chasca
Being able to survive under the influence of Abyssal corrosion was already a miracle, but thanks to the people and Saurians of this land, she even found a reason not just to survive, but to live. I have every faith in her fortitude, but I will still do what I can to make this land a "gentler" place — even the strongest among us need a break sometimes.
- IfaAbout Chasca
Her work as a peacemaker is extremely important. She cures a lot of ills that are beyond my reach.
- IneffaAbout Chasca
I am very grateful for the trust she placed in me. She has since taken me on many flights around the Flower-Feather Clan's territory. The view from up in the sky was wonderful. A lot has changed in the Flower-Feather Clan... but many things remain the same.